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Which phrase is a prepositional phrase acting like an adjective? A) The road B) has several C) to our house D) dangerously curvy
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Which phrase is a prepositional phrase acting like an adjective?
A) The road
B) has several
C) to our house
D) dangerously curvy
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D.) dangerously curvy.
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The answer is D) dangerously curvy
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